ARRIVALS.
The Omapere arrived from Sooth early on Thursday morning, bringing Mr Pallant. The Australia arrived from Napier and Wellington early yesterday morning, bringing Mrs and Mies Hayward, Messrs Levinsohn, Campbell, and Kettle. The Botomahana arrived in the Bay, from Auckland, at about noon yesterday. Passengers Mrs Moore, Misses Doran, McDonald, McKenzie, and Moore; Masters Allison and Delaney (21; Messrs Southern, Moore, Paton, Anderson, Williams, and a native. DEPARTURES. The Omapere left for North on Thursday morning, taking—Mr Geared. The Australia left for Auckland yesterday morning, Miss Gallagher being the only passenger. The Rotomahana proceeded South at 10 last night. Passengers: Misses Sparnon, Hall, and McKenzie ; Messrs Wilson, Burnett, Stewart, Parkinson, Benouf, McKenzie, Levi, Pallant, Smith, Laundy, E. B. Ward, A. McDonald, G. Leslie, Miss Breignan, and Rev Ward. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. The Manapouri is expected from Southern Ports early to-morrow morning, the last launch leaving the wharf at 6 o'clock. IMPORTS. Per Omapere—ll pkgs, Parnell and Co.; 20 cases, 50 sacks flour, Orr ; 1 box, Ching Bing; 1 case, order; 16 cases, 56 bags, 22 pkgs, 110 bags flour, Wallace ; 5 barrels, 3 cases, order ; 2 sacks, Allan and Co.; 2 cases, 10 sacks flour, 15 sacks bran, 12 sacks pollard, order; 10 bags, Hubble; 1 pci, Harries; 19 sacks flour, order ; 50 sacks flour, 2 sacks meal, Erskine ; 1 case vestas, East. The topsail schooner “ Kenilworth ” wil shortly arrive from Newcastle with a cargo of coal for Kennedy and Evans.
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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 184, 18 August 1888, Page 2
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241ARRIVALS. Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 184, 18 August 1888, Page 2
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